June 1, 2020, I predict that from June 4 to 8, 2020, the second typhoon in my country will form. As a result, Indian typhoon Nissaga formed on June 3. And recently, signs of typhoons have appeared along my country's coast. This prediction is 1 day different from the actual typhoon.
Because I predict the formation of a typhoon driving mechanism, it is a global one. You can also see where typhoons have been generated in the world during this period.
If you are also interested in predicting climate change, you can check out the article I posted earlier.
Analysis on the formation of typhoons in June is: In June 2020, the earth is still slowing down. The impact of the moon and Venus on the earth is accelerating, and their forces are offset by each other. Due to my limited computing power, the prediction of typhoons in June may be less accurate. So today's prediction is to analyze the maximum combined force of the moon and Venus.
On May 18, the moon arrived at its perigee, on June 3, the moon arrived at its apogee, and the combined force of the moon and Venus reached its maximum on June 5.
The forces of Venus and the moon push the earth towards the sun, but the Earth's orbit in June has not reached the arising point, so the Earth's orbit is far away from the sun, and these two forces are opposite. At this time, a lot of calculations are required to predict the generation of typhoons. I don't have such a large amount of computing power at this time. So this time, we can only predict the maximum combined force of Venus and the moon on June 5th. If the prediction is inaccurate this time, then there will be no predictions for the occurrence of typhoons in June. After the earth passes the arising point, we will start to predict. At that time, Venus, Mercury and Mars will have the greatest impact on the earth.
from the prediction results. The combined force between Venus and the Moon is greater than the orbital force of the Earth. I predict that there will be typhoons around the world during this period of time.
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